Constant
Firm
Firm adjective - Having been established and usually not subject to change.
Usage example: the selling price of the house is firm, so there'll be no dickering
Constant is a synonym for firm in purpose topic. You can use "Constant" instead the word "Firm" as an adjective or a noun, if it concerns topics such as steady, character trait, steadfast, unalterable.
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| main | main constant | main firm |
Both words in one sentence
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Big Good: Played with, though the one constant is that of the nebulous firm itself.
Source: Series / Suits - In combination with his constant struggle against his vampiric urges, never-ending struggle against the forces of evil, constant loss of hopes for a Happily Ever After, he knows for a fact the bad guys Wolfram & Hart, an evil law firm who regularly employ Screw the Rules, I Have Money!
Source: Being Good Sucks -
Forced to Watch: In "Quitters, Inc." the titular firm's method to make smokers quit is this: they keep them under constant surveillance, and if they smoke, they torture their family members and force them to watch it.
Source: Literature / Night Shift
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